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Phillip Deal has over 11 years of law enforcement experience. He has worked Patrol, SRO and K9. Officer Deal graduated from U.S. Department of Homeland Security Border Patrol National Canine Facility narcotic canine instructor school. Officer Deal has received metals and letters of commendation. Officer Deal believes you can never give up and to be drug free.



Hector Delgado was a Texas Peace Officer for 7 years, worked as an SRO at Hornedo Middle School for 2 years, and is currently assigned as SRO at Brown Middle School. For Officer Delgado working with the youth in providing guidance to help them make the right choices in life. He enjoys horseback riding, farming, and spending time with his family.

Officer Delgado's message: "Stay in school. Never stop learning." "Respect yourself and others."


John Dominguez has been a Police Officer for more than 12 years. During that time, he has received several awards, to include the medal of valor. He enjoys working with the youth and helping them succeed is the best reward.

Officer Dominguez' message: "Stay straight, on track and never look back."



Victor Donoso has been in the Law Enforcement field for 22 years. He started his career in 1985 with the El Paso County Sheriff's Office from which he retired in January 2007 as a Deputy Sheriff. His current position is Police Officer with the El Paso Independent School District and is currently assigned to Bassett Middle School as a School Resource Officer.




Juan Esparza, Jr. was a 30 year veteran with the El Paso Police Department, prior to working with the El Paso Independent School District. Officer Esparza, Jr. has been with EPISD-PD since 2005. He has been a School Resource Officer at MacArthur and at Ross Middle Schools. While still working with the El Paso Police Department, Officer Esparza was able to obtain his college degree in Criminal Justice and still volunteer as a coach and administrator for youth sports. Officer Esparza has volunteered with the East El Paso Soccer League for over twenty years. His experience with the police department and youth soccer has proven to him that anybody can succeed in life, with a little drive. As an EPISD employee, Officer Esparza hopes to continue to work with students in directing them to make the right choices in their journey toward a productive society.
Officer Esparza's message: "Everybody has choices and a good education helps to make the right choice, easier."

Tomas Gonzales retired from the El Paso Police Department after 31 years of service. While with the E.P.P.D. he worked numerous assignments to include the ? section, Gang Task Force, and The Repeat Offender Program. He also spent 25 years as an active Bomb Squad member. He currently has worked 2 and 1/2 years with the EPISD Police Department.




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